Anatomy of a Magazine Layout Part 1 - 15 Terms and Definitions

[@irhgsy]

You, Sir, are an absolute magician. Clear and concise ‘definitions’, so useful. Thank you.

[@Valentina-vt7ru]

These series are the best on KZbin... Thank you so so much ❤

[@franfinesim]

Hello! I wanted to thank you for explaining the structure. I was alway interested in fancy design layouts, but I didn't know the design language and university didn't teach us about it. It's much more clear to my head :)

[@YesImaDesigner]

Glad you found this video useful. I also struggled to learn editorial design lingo as it was hard to find a good source for all the terms in one place.

[@huntrrams]

Thank you for this tutorial! I’m making a zine for my class and this provided a lot of good info!

[@celineali990]

This video was so helpful, I just discovered your page and am so grateful for that.

[@Futschikatores]

Fascinating. I always thought people read magazines because of the information contained, now I learn people apparently think of magazines itself as piece of art, like a visit to a modernart museum.

[@YesImaDesigner]

Futschikatores couldn't have said it any better 👏

[@georgemartinezza]

maybe there are just "consumers", readers, they could be just that, without care about the work on it or behind the publication. other kind of readres love the nice colour of paper, the good type font in balance with the content, other people more "detailed" in their reading habits knows to identfy thw rosk behind, rejecting it or considering as it is: Graphic Art. :D

[@tiger-rx3vq]

that’s a great way to describe it! the japanese “popeye magazine” is definitely my favorite to look at every month and i don’t even speak the language! i’ll use a translator if i really want to read a section, but mostly im just enamored by the incredible collage-style page layouts and photography!

[@tink6225]

I always loved magazines for the visual presentation

[@ManonBERGEOT]

extremely useful information ! im a beginner so it's super super useful thanks !

[@saadastylo]

Informative and illustrative. Well done. Thank you.

[@turtlegreenpepper]

Thank you man I learned more in 5 minutes than in class

[@vampirethespiderbatgod9740]

Unfortunately, yeah, man. I feel you.

[@StarryEyedGoth]

Sir, you are an absolute life saver ! This has really helped me when coming to designing my written essay as a magazine publication ! Thank you !

[@tanilynleo]

Thank you so much! I learned many great things!

[@ead5590]

Martin! Your Udemy Photoshop and Illustration courses are absolutely brilliant.. Previously, I found those two softwares to be mysteries.. But not any more.. Thanks a lot! 😆

[@RicardoMoreiraRM11]

Thank you a lot for this video. I released my first ever magazine in last 29 December and it will help me develop my next editions!

[@KerryAnn-kc8qf]

Such a good video and convinced me to look at the course.

[@ahmedalobaidi5653]

thanks so much for these tutorials, this channel is awesome and you guys rock!!

[@goharnayab4389]

This is really great!! Waiting for the next part. Please make a video on using grids in editorial designs. Specially in the minimal magazines. Thanks!!!!

[@gabriellaweis8063]

Nagyon jo videok, az akcentusrol gondolom Magyar vagy. Sok sikert tovabra!

[@nokindesign2258]

finally , i asked about this a year ago and you made it , thank you so much thanks thanks

[@vil9386]

Aha. Awesome info in 15min. Thank you.

[@OverTheWhiteSpider]

Thank you for this great video. So nice to have real examples to understand your points.

[@haifamohammed7897]

YOURE THE BOM!!!! Thank you that was very informative.

[@shreekanth3957]

The things you said about the magazine were great. Also the hints are good ... Thank you so much

[@giftsfromthegarden4641]

Thank you for the great tutorial!

[@DelValleRecords1]

Good video. One issue I should point out on the spread at 13:00 is that his face would fall right into the gutter. Particularly if the publication is perfect bound and not saddle stitched, his face would get lost in the fold.

[@incytrevable]

There is another video by Yes I'm A Designer where an small astronaut on an opening spread would just disappear into the gutter. 🤣

[@billgeoghegan4822]

Fantastic video. Thank you!

[@user-cq9nz7gd2m]

i didn't expect him to mention arabic I'm impressed

[@YesImaDesigner]

We have students from all around the world and I like to keep an open mind when explaining things. Besides, Arabic culture is fascinating!

[@user-cq9nz7gd2m]

​@@YesImaDesigner that is very thoughtful thank you

[@khizzard_069]

Are you a Muslim?

[@christy22896]

Thank you! These are fantastic!!!

[@29january18]

thank you for this series

[@lxmanthapa]

I like your teaching. Thank you.

[@farhadcreative8623]

Very Informative Sir!

[@mrcairns365]

Outstanding video and resources 🤝😎

[@andreacamartt7852]

Thank you so much! Your help is great

[@renzian1845]

10:12 I just noticed the space gap on the word "health", between 'heal' and 'th'. I wonder is that intentional or just a major error?

[@HaidyAbdelsalam-eq9di]

hi thanks for the great video i have a question is the header placed on both sides of the spread i mean on each single page of the spread

[@technologyinformationcente3279]

Thanks for the video Sir I really want to learn about title sizes like title, sub title, body text and some most important ways to make eBooks designs more professional and elegant

[@khejmo]

Thank you so much!

[@nuborn.studio]

8:00 Isnt the alignment off in this example?!

[@jetSonic]

Thank you!

[@DendySutrisna]

So Much Thanks!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@learnwithusenglish1680]

you killed it

[@infographie]

Excellent

[@coolsquad9024]

Hi! Love your vids. Do you make tutorial like how you edit your animation with your name?🥺 it’s so cool. I want to apply it in my work.

[@ArtSanjay2343]

Yes I am Designer, ❤

[@suiradmarquel]

This is awesome!

[@ayushisharma8657]

This was so useful thank youu

[@someone4602]

Thank you

[@muthonigitau9692]

Thank you for this

[@prossybarya2539]

Thanks

[@littlerainbowgirl94]

Super useful, thank you! :)

[@davidbolton1840]

Can you talk about spread crossovers on pages that are not on the same press forms?

[@sridentallibonrawalumbu6722]

thank you bro thank you

[@TheBloubot]

Link for pdf is dead :/ Really good video thanks for it !

[@raindropsneverfall]

Where do you find layout inspiration?

[@davidclarke7656]

Brilliant

[@navadablanchard4979]

Can this sort of information help in creating documents like manifestos, multi page brochures and Activity Reports documents?

[@olaladavid6622]

Thank U sooooo much !!!

[@leanneelizabeth4599]

What software or programs can you use to do this? And what can you do as far as editorial design for a magazine with a microsoft surface pro

[@ayubfauzihafiz5599]

it a go!

[@MrAAMNNITAllahabad]

Is this baseline feature available in Photoshop? Also, what should be written in the running head? By the way, amazing insights here. I've prepared my notes and surely have a lot takeaways from this course!

[@georgemartinezza]

No matters the software. To apply the baseline, guideline, criteria and formation you can compose it even in your notebook or classroom wall. :D the Running Head example here, shows "the section" where you are, it depends the topic, theme or the kind of magazine _musical, house & garden, medical, religious_ sometmes the running heads have the same Article Name through all the section, sometimes it changes with the name of subtitle . 13:08 , to identify the article you are in, or the "sub-section" inside main section.

[@henrysambo]

Keep it up

[@damonmendrella2456]

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[@Mayank-rs7kg]

Are you going to make 15 parts of this

[@YesImaDesigner]

Mayank It is supposed to be Part 1 which consists of 15 terms. There will be a second part next week but I'm planning to record more similar videos for other areas of design.

[@shikol]

@@YesImaDesigner Please make as much videos about editorial design, it's really interesting

[@incytrevable]

I've been designing consumer magazines for nearly 20 years and I avoid the term running head. Headline, header, running head - it's all too similar. We use slugs or eyebrows instead.

[@scottcitron]

PDF Guide link doesn't work.

[@YesImaDesigner]

It should work now! Thanks for checking 🙌

[@AverielFritzDelaTorre]

​@@YesImaDesignerHello, is the PDF guide available for free?

[@digifacts96]

Where you from?

[@bommaritohawaii]

🖤

[@selzmtb]

Are u referring to SPREAD? not SPRAT right? 😂😅

[@josieliapavila1361]

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[@thecertifiedfighter2930]

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[@polargraphic]

Hope i may be your successor!

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[@jagdeepkaur1621]

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[@sundaypavlidou5022]

You are super helpful! Thanks a lot ^.^